RGG Studio will hold its next RGG Summit livestream event next month.
The developer is best known as the team behind the Yakuza/Like a Dragon series and its spin-off Judgment games.
We know what's in the pipeline for Like a Dragon, so here's what we could see shown off.
We'll certainly be expecting to get a look at Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name and Like a Dragon 8. Gaiden, a smaller-scale game compared to its Yakuza predecessors, will follow Kiryu after the events of Yakuza 6 up to his appearance in Like a Dragon 8. Like a Dragon 8 will use the turn-based party combat of Yakuza: Like a Dragon, and will feature Kiryu and Ichiban as dual protagonists.
Both Gaiden and Like a Dragon 8 were announced in September, though Gaiden is slated for release this year while LaD 8 is planned for 2024. Hopefully we'll see more of these games, and maybe even get a release date.
Although it's not likely to make anyone's wishlist, I wouldn't be surprised if extra DLC for Ishin gets announced, taking the form of Trooper Cards. Disappointed, but not surprised. Long-time Yakuza fans will likely have their hopes set on a remake or remaster of past spin-offs. Kenzan? Dead Souls? Back when I previewed Ishin, I was able to ask producer Hiroyuki Sakamoto whether the studio has any plans to re-release other spin-offs, to which Sakamoto said «currently no», but hey, a bit of wishful thinking never hurt anyone.
We could also see another game in the Judgment series, which finally released on PC last year after a dispute between Sega and Johnny & Associates, actor Takuya Kimura's management agency.
RGG Studio has developed the two most recent Super Monkey Ball titles, so maybe that'll also make an appearance. I've seen some Binary
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